TAIDO Martial arts like kickboxing in Japan

What is TAIDO?
TAIDO is a martial art specializing in "standing strikes" that was established in Kyoto in 1988, originating from Fudo-Zen Shorinji Kempo.
It is a martial art similar to kickboxing with a high level of gameplay, where one fighter competes with another fighter one-on-one in a mind, technique, and body competition, using movements such as punching and kicking. 

TAIDO is a Japanese martial art that originated in Kyoto. It aims at youth education and self-development for both men and women in general, focusing on thrusting and kicking. Matches are for boys and girls → point style with protective gear on the face, body, hands and feet. High school students and above: head guard, leg guard, and gloves are worn.